2025/11/09 Albums of the Week (Issue #1)

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 Albums of the Week (Issue #1)

November 9th, 2025 - November 15th, 2025

1) Neil Young - After the Gold Rush

    Folk Rock - 1970

    Happy 80th Birthday!

2) Patti Smith - Horses

    Proto-Punk - 1975

    Horses! Horses! Horses! Horses! Horses!

3) Cocteau Twins - Treasure

    Dream Pop - 1984

    Once called, "the Voice of God"

4) Boris - Pink

    Noise Rock - 2005

    For the loyal fans of Buc-ee's.

5) Rosalía - Lux

    Art Pop - 2025

    Pop Meets Classical.

Leave comments on any of these albums you've listened to or any album recommendations for others wanting to dive more into the artists from this week. Until then, keep exploring good music! 

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